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Faissal says Aamir is jealous, sibling rivalry began with Mela

Faissal Khan says Aamir Khan started getting jealous of him: 'I got more appreciation in Mela which caused sibling rivalry'

Aamir Khan’s brother Faissal Khan has left everyone shocked with his latest comments on the actor. Faisal alleged that he was tortured by Aamir and his family. He held a press conference on August 18 and announced that he has cut ties with his family. During his conference, he also spoke about Aamir’s affair with British journalist Jessica Hines and alleged that he has a son with her out of wed-lock. Now in a another interview, Faissal has further spoken about him. He revealed that Aamir was influenced by his family but still he is at fault. He also revealed that Aamir was jealous of him. Sharing his ordeal, Faissal alleged, “For many years, since 2003, torture is happening to me by my family. And the torture is not of a small extent. My fundamental rights are being infringed upon. My family doesn’t respect me or trust me.”He revealed that in the early 2000s, he had written an abusive letter to his family, after which they started dismissing him as a “mad man.” Things escalated further, he claims, when Aamir intervened. He said during a chat with Hindustan Times, “In 2005, Aamir came with the police and a doctor. He used his power to put me on medication and a nursing home against my wishes. In 2006, I went to Aamir’s other house where he let me stay. For some time, everything was fine. Then suddenly in 2007, he wanted my signatory right… And that would have made me zero as a human being. Giving up your signatory rights is losing all your rights.”Faissal said this was the breaking point. “That’s when I left the house… I was shocked ke ab yeh log signatory rights pe aa gaye hain… I thought that this is total nonsense and I have to fight my family. All they try to do is try and defame me. They put out a statement saying that I am misleading public. But I have proof of everything that I am saying… This time, I got upset and decided to cut all ties with them to safeguard myself, my peace of mind and my dignity.”The brothers had once worked together in Mela (2000), but according to Faissal, their relationship was strained even back then. “When I was working on my first film, Madhosh, which was produced by my father Tahir Hussain, my father called Aamir many times. He wanted him to hear the script. But Aamir didn’t hear it. I was disappointed at that time and wondered why he doesn’t want to guide me, his own brother,” he said.He added, “Then people started saying he is jealous from you from that time. In Mela, my work was appreciated more than his work. That also triggered jealousy and sibling rivalry… Between 2003 and 2005, my family instigated him. And he told me to quit acting after Mela.”Recalling that phase, Faissal remarked, “and then it was downhill from that time and everything went haywire.”He further pointed to his struggles during Faactory: “At the time of Faactory, I was not getting buyers. I tried to reach out to him for help to help me to sell it to OTT because he is such a powerful person. He refused to help me. So they are all incidents which are triggering off for many years right from 1992 when I started working on my first film.”According to him, Aamir was manipulated by the family but still holds responsibility. “Aamir was put in the forefront by the family to use his power. You need to be a person with influence to forcefully put someone under medication, put someone under house arrest. Aamir’s fault is that he listened to the family and did whatever wrong he was told to do. He was an adult in 2005 when he first came and took me. It was his stupidity and ignorance that he was brainwashed.”

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